Chaise Longues

Kind of the sofa in the shape of an extended armchair with a characteristic wing backrest is an excellent piece for a reading nook in your living or bedroom. A distinctive element of this piece of furniture is its length, allowing us to lie down and relax. It sits at the intersection of a regular sofa and an armchair.
During the French Rococo period, between the 18th and 19th centuries, chaise longue gained popularity. However, the first chaise longue was popularised during the 17th century. The chaise longue would be draped in decorative, shiny upholstery, often quilted with fancy legs that fitted palace spaces. What’s more interesting, this style is still popular among fans of Baroque furniture. Today, the chaise longue has become a forgotten and unnecessary piece of furniture. We will often pick an armchair or pair of armchairs as an addition to a sectional. Chaise longue will require much more extra living space to work with, and when combined with nowadays small apartments, in most cases, we will give up the idea of putting a chaise longue our indoors. However, the chaise lounge will be more than welcome when we have sufficient space. Since it is incredibly comfortable, it seems ideal for the family room – we can successfully replace the traditional armchair. When browsing our online store offer, you can see that the chaise lounge is often used to complement a home’s décor. Due to its stylish look chaise lounge attracts attention and makes a fantastic impression. It ensures an incredibly comfortable lounging experience. Some chaise lounges offer extra relaxing functions such as electric sitting regulation or swivel function. Place one in a primary bedroom, living room or den, then pair it with a small side table. Check out our online chaise lounge store offer, and then pick one for yourself. Will it be a classic look or maybe modern with a relaxing function?